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PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2015 8:55 pm 
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Please get some nice photos of the Mosquito - on the ground and in the air :o

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2015 10:01 pm 
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Dave Homewood wrote:
Please get some nice photos of the Mosquito - on the ground and in the air :o



Dave, I'm sort of hoping that nice photos of a pair of Mosquitoes will be possible. Last year the museum's P-38 was towed down to the warbird ramp for such opportunities, so we'll see what happens.

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Yes that would be great if it happens Dan. They are both in No. 487 (NZ) Squadron colours too!

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 11:00 am 
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Dan K wrote:
Dave Homewood wrote:
Please get some nice photos of the Mosquito - on the ground and in the air :o



Dave, I'm sort of hoping that nice photos of a pair of Mosquitoes will be possible. Last year the museum's P-38 was towed down to the warbird ramp for such opportunities, so we'll see what happens.



Looking at the EAA Oshkosh "Warbird" webcam (http://spirit.eaa.org/webcams/popup_north.html) there is currently (July 14th, 11:00pm central) a Mosquito on the concrete ramp in the Warbird section.

Looks like they also pulled out the HA1112-M1L (Spanish version of the 109).


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I will be attending my first Oshkosh show. Can hardly wait. Does anyone know if there will be any F6F Hellcats and F4F Wildcats attending? Flying displays would also be awesome.

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Our Lancaster and B-25 Mitchell are scheduled to arrive at Oshkosh on July 20th. On one side of our Lancaster, we will still have the temporary markings of X-TERMINATOR, KB732, VR-X of 419 Squadron RCAF, the Canadian Lancaster that flew the most missions (84).

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Tail Gunner of X-TERMINATOR Don McTaggart, the last known surviving crew member, was our special honoured guest at the Museum this past Saturday. We surprised Don with one final mission - a flight in "his" Lancaster!

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That's Don in the middle.

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Excellent. Will it be flying during the show?


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Does anyone know if there will be any F4F/FM-2 Wildcats and F6F Hellcats in attendance at Oshkosh this year? I sure hope so!


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Does anyone know if there will be any F4F/FM-2 Wildcats and F6F Hellcats in attendance at Oshkosh this year? I sure hope so!


I would bet that Mike Gillian will probably have his FM-2 there, but I don't know for sure. He's a regular participant.

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Excellent. Will it be flying during the show?


The plan is to fly in one of the shows.

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Rudy Frasca or Texas Flying Legends may have their Wildcats there. The best hope for a Hellcat would be a surprise visit by the examples owned by Rod Lewis or Lone Star Flight Museum. The Hellcat is a favorite so I'd love to see one make it too...


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Warbirdnerd wrote:
Rudy Frasca or Texas Flying Legends may have their Wildcats there...



...and Fagen perhaps.


NATA FAST event begins at DBQ today (and T-28's at Sheboygan on Friday). Anybody attending either? Don't be shy with posting.

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ronl wrote:
Excellent. Will it be flying during the show?


The plan is to fly in one of the shows.


I am guessing that will be Thursday the 23rd according to current EAA airshow daily lineup...
"Battle of Britain's 75th anniversary and 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe featuring B-17 bombers, a variety of fighter and transport aircraft, and a Lancaster bomber"
I really *REALLY* Hope they manage to get the Mosquito, Lancaster, and possible Spitfire up in a tight formation pass. Wish there were a Hurricane on the list...


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The Cavanaugh Corsair has been approved for rides and will be selling them at Oshkosh.


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The Cavanaugh Corsair has been approved for rides and will be selling them at Oshkosh.


No way.

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